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Economics is not like other fields of science. Chemists and biologists have the luxury of being able to perform experiments in a laboratory and seeing if their theories are substantiated or not. Economists cannot perform experiments without potentially creating disastrous consequences leading to unemployment, market crashes, or recessions. So, how can we observe and test economic theories without the fear of a financial catastrophe? Why not simulate an open economy with real supply and demand, multiple currencies, and incentivize participants to produce and profit?

Dear licencees,

just wanted to make you aware of the maintenance release that went live today. We focused on fixing issues and bugs that originated from the Populous release, but managed to include some unrelated changes and fixes as well.

Check out what the dev team has been working on this week

Let’s imagine for a moment that the time has come for humanity to leave Earth and establish a home elsewhere. In this hypothetical situation we not only have the technology to colonize one planet but multiple planets across the galaxy. But how would this actually work? How would humans transform massive undiscovered worlds into thriving lucrative economies? Let’s find out.

Hey everyone,

just wanted to make you aware of the maintenance release that went out April 22, 2020. This release is focused on facilitating a more streamlined experience for new players that join the game. Here are some of the key features for this update.

Dear licensees,

As you may know, I decided to leave simulogics a few months ago. I stuck around for as long as it took us to find a replacement, and today I'm both sad and happy to announce that Nick has officially taken over for me this week. However, before I pass the torch, I'd like to say a few words.